A growing number of families are living in hotels in Florida's tourist corridor because they can’t afford anything else and because their county has no shelters for the estimated 1,216 homeless households with children.
As new U.S. sanctions against Russia loom, the Kremlin has shut down — at least for now — intensive high level communications between top U.S. and Russian officials.
Jim Koch knows beer. He also knows a beer trick that may change your life.
A study of Cold War spy-satellite photos has tripled the number of known archaeological sites across the Middle East, revealing thousands of ancient cities, roads, canals, and other ruins.
Fugu fish isn’t the only food that can kill you if you don’t prepare it correctly. Lots of seemingly innocent veggies, legumes and other everyday bites are secretly packing deadly chemicals that can send you to an early grave if you’re not careful.
We can only assume that if soccer was broadcast like this (and more players transformed into The Incredible Hulk) more Americans would watch it.
Where most college students see an easy hook-up, one enterprising American University junior sees something else: The opportunity to score a free meal.
With a cast hailing from "Wolf of Wall Street" to "Star Trek: Voyager," half the fun of this suspenseful short is trying to spot all the great character actors.
Codebabes.com is one of those things that's so stupid and offensive on its face that you hope it's not real.
When certain conservatives object to liberal characterizations of the American right, and when they bristle at suggestions that conservative policies draw some of their political vitality from unreconstructed racists (or resentful white voters, or anything other than ideologically pure freedom fighters) they aren't playacting.
You may think you've seen this trick performed before, but this is a much faster and easier solution.
On Thursday, armed gunmen who held me prisoner for four nights and three days released me into the streets of Sloviansk, in eastern Ukraine. My release was as unexplained as my capture.
The stand-up comedian and actor talks about the music he'd play in various strange life situations including: Pere Ubu at a third-grade dance recital, Phil Collins at the end of the world, and classic rockers Nazareth at a Wookie wedding.
Although the chances of Mount Everest's sherpa guides returning to work were already slim-to-none, there were a handful of hold-outs still remaining at the south-side base camp in Nepal in hopes that something would change. Now, it looks like even the hold-outs are giving up after a fresh round of avalanches on Friday hit the very same spot as last week's deadly disaster.
You're probably using "whomever" wrong.
There's a newly released batch of photographs of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on a series of site visits. The dozens of photos all have one curious detail in common — the leader is surrounded by officials and generals making notes in identical notepads.
So much, in fact, that when people know any trivia about Tyler Perry he destroys a piece of art.
This week we learned how much doctors make, what life as a drug dealer is like, and why the NYPD should never, ever tweet again.
Unlike the Sewol tragedy, the fate of these schoolchildren has gone unreported, vanished into a dangerous world.
The best podcasts from 4/18 to 4/25. It's just like TV, with less to look at.
Rare animals have long been part of traditional Chinese cuisine and medicine. But increased demand from China — the world’s single largest importer of rare animals — over the past few years has led to more poaching around the world and prompted a wave of criticism outside of China.
For the first time, the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis released price-adjusted estimates of personal income for states and metropolitan areas for 2008 to 2012, and it shows that, at the very least, it’s more expensive for Members of Congress to live in the nation’s capital on their $174,000 salary than in any state from which they hail.
Now, physicists are unmasking a more fundamental source for the arrow of time: Energy disperses and objects equilibrate, they say, because of the way elementary particles become intertwined when they interact — a strange effect called “quantum entanglement.”
The government has new plan to ensure that your seat belts are fastened, seats are in the upright position — and no one is hacking your plane.
Simple ingredients and lots of patience combined make this bread rise to the top.
After testing actors over the past couple of weeks, Warner Bros. and DC have tapped theater actor Ray Fisher for the role of Cyborg in the untitled Batman-Superman pic.
We tend to think that a group decision is more likely to be accurate when there are more brains involved — but that might not be true in all situations.
Nature always finds interesting ways to remind us that we're not totally in control.
Anywhere from 60 to 100 times every minute of every day of every year of your (hopefully) long life, your heart beats. Unlike the other muscles in your body, however, your heart almost never gets tired . . . until it stops for good. Here’s why.
He may never see the Cubs win the World Series, but now he knows the joy of having a grandchild.
Increasingly, well-heeled individuals and high-profile auctions houses have gotten into the dinosaur buying-and-selling game.
Ohhhhh boy. Cliven Bundy went on CNN's New Day to defend himself this morning, one day after we all found out that the former conservative hero rancher is actually pretty racist. It did not go well for Cliven Bundy.
The world’s longest conveyor belt is located in the Western Sahara. It is 98 km long and transports phosphate rocks from the mines of Bou Craa to the port city of El-Aaiun.
The new delivery efforts will get Amazon closer to a holy grail of e-commerce: Delivering goods the same day they are purchased, offering shoppers one less reason to go to physical stores.
Bryan Singer is not the only powerful gay man in Hollywood who likes to surround himself with handsome twinks. But according to a handful of sources, he was known as the most generous and active benefactor of a scene that allowed the young and impressionable to rub up against Hollywood elite — including prominent writers, directors and actors — leaving behind bitter memories and a sheaf of newly filed lawsuits.
"We begin with the United States sending Vladimir Putin a new and unmistakable message: f*ck off."
I don’t know how anybody can justify supporting a company that is run by someone with a recent history of domestic violence. At least not if you believe that where you spend money, or where you invest capital, is any kind of statement about values.
Taxpayers are basically moneylenders to a government that is far more interested in subsidizing business than in caring for their workers.
“What’s the big deal?” you might be asking yourself right now. “Isn’t pine tar traditionally used in baseball?” Allow us to explain.